San Bernadino: Gun crime spiking because a lack of police and low prison sentences for criminals...

[2aguy]

This may not be getting much attention...but San Bernadino, the site of the muslim attack at the Christmas party that murdered 14 people is now a shooting gallery.......they have seen a spike in gun murder that they haven't seen since the 1990s.....

This is the formula they are following......reductions in the police force + short sentences for violent criminals.....it is the democrat mix..........you see this in Chicago as well.....spend money on everything but police, refuse to sentence violent criminals caught with guns to more than a year in jail...then sit around and wonder why gun murder is spiking.....

Since anti gun activists only care about disarming normal gun owners, and could not care less about actual crime.....they push for more laws that target law abiding people while the criminals run free and murder people....

the short term solution to this problem.....Fucking lock up violent criminals for a long time and don't give parole or bail to violent criminals who use guns.......

Longer term.......you have to get teenagers to stop having children.....they are the ones creating the killers by having generations of single, teenage mothers raising young males without adult fathers who can teach them impulse control and how not to murder other people......


Going after law abiding gun owners does nothing to stop gun murder in these communities....

After mass shooting, San Bernardino endures a surge in deadly violence: 150 shootings, 47 slayings

With four months left in 2016, there have been 150 shootings and 47 slayings in the city of 216,000 residents. It had 44 homicides all of last year, including the 14 people killed by terrorists at the Inland Regional Center.

The city is now on track to have more murders than in any year since 1995, when 67 people were killed, and there is no clear explanation why.

Actually......the equation above explains why....

Police Chief Jarrod Burguan says the city has been especially hard hit by state initiatives that reduced some drug and property-related felonies to misdemeanors, leading to shorter sentences for criminals.

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Because of San Bernardino’s financial turmoil, which began even before it declared bankruptcy in 2012, the size of the Police Department has been reduced repeatedly over the years.

The ranks have gotten so thin that officers who specialize in drugs, gangs and traffic enforcement have been reassigned to patrol just to keep up with calls for service.

“We’re not getting to calls fast enough,” Burguan said. “We don’t have the capacity to investigate everything that’s reported in the city.”

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In 2008, there were more than 340 police officers on the force. Today, there are about 215.

The gang unit used to be twice its size, Luna said.

The department has fewer officers per capita than nearby Riverside and Ontario, neither of which have comparable problems with violence.

Burguan said he needs about 300 officers to comfortably meet the city’s basic service needs — more, he said, if city officials expect to blunt violence through sheer police presence.

The city is trying to make do as it prepares to emerge from bankruptcy later this year.

The Police Department is trying to fill about 30 vacancies and is hoping for a federal grant to add 11 officers. But the hiring process is slow.

 

[gipper]

What better way to demand more government control and elimination of gun rights?

 

[waltky]

Granny says, "Dat's right - tell it like it is, gurl...

Gabby Giffords on San Bernardino school shooting: Events like this are no longer ‘unimaginable’
April 11, 2017 - After two adults and one student died in a Monday shooting at an elementary school in San Bernardino, Calif., former Arizona Rep. Gabrielle Giffords weighed in, calling for stricter gun legislation, saying, “We can no longer call events like this ‘unimaginable,’ because they happen with alarming frequency.”

“Elementary school classrooms should be safe places, full of kindness — never horror,” Giffords said. The former Arizona lawmaker became a national spokeswoman for gun control legislation after she survived a 2011 assassination attempt that left six people dead and Giffords critically injured. She founded the group Americans for Responsible Solutions with her husband, Mark Kelly. “My heart is breaking for San Bernardino, which like so many communities around the country has mourned far too many innocent lives because a violent person was able to get their hands on a gun,” her statement continued. “We can no longer call events like this ‘unimaginable,’ because they happen with alarming frequency. It’s time that all Americans have the courage to truly fight this crisis by standing up and demanding the smart gun laws we know save lives.”

Former U.S. Rep. Gabby Giffords, D-Ariz., speaks about gun safety on Capitol Hill

The three victims were killed at North Park Elementary School, where the suspect, 53-year-old Cedric Anderson, arrived at the school and opened fire, killing his wife, Karen Elaine Smith, also 53, a teacher, in what police called an apparent murder-suicide. Two students were wounded, one of whom Jonathan Martinez, 8, later succumbed to his injuries, authorities said.

During the previous administration, advocates like Giffords and then-President Barack Obama frequently addressed mass shootings by calling for legislation to curb some people’s ability to buy guns. Such instances included the 2015 shooting in San Bernardino, inspired by the so-called Islamic State, that left 14 people dead.

Giffords’ statement at the time was similar to her comments reacting to this week’s shooting. “Once again, we wish we could use words like ‘unimaginable’ and ‘unthinkable’ to describe this irresponsible inaction — especially as it comes in the wake of yet another horrific mass shooting in our country,” she said along with Kelly. “But we cannot.”

San Bernardino elementary school shooting: Multiple injuries reported

 

[2aguy]

Granny says, "Dat's right - tell it like it is, gurl...

Gabby Giffords on San Bernardino school shooting: Events like this are no longer ‘unimaginable’
April 11, 2017 - After two adults and one student died in a Monday shooting at an elementary school in San Bernardino, Calif., former Arizona Rep. Gabrielle Giffords weighed in, calling for stricter gun legislation, saying, “We can no longer call events like this ‘unimaginable,’ because they happen with alarming frequency.”

“Elementary school classrooms should be safe places, full of kindness — never horror,” Giffords said. The former Arizona lawmaker became a national spokeswoman for gun control legislation after she survived a 2011 assassination attempt that left six people dead and Giffords critically injured. She founded the group Americans for Responsible Solutions with her husband, Mark Kelly. “My heart is breaking for San Bernardino, which like so many communities around the country has mourned far too many innocent lives because a violent person was able to get their hands on a gun,” her statement continued. “We can no longer call events like this ‘unimaginable,’ because they happen with alarming frequency. It’s time that all Americans have the courage to truly fight this crisis by standing up and demanding the smart gun laws we know save lives.”

Former U.S. Rep. Gabby Giffords, D-Ariz., speaks about gun safety on Capitol Hill

The three victims were killed at North Park Elementary School, where the suspect, 53-year-old Cedric Anderson, arrived at the school and opened fire, killing his wife, Karen Elaine Smith, also 53, a teacher, in what police called an apparent murder-suicide. Two students were wounded, one of whom Jonathan Martinez, 8, later succumbed to his injuries, authorities said.

During the previous administration, advocates like Giffords and then-President Barack Obama frequently addressed mass shootings by calling for legislation to curb some people’s ability to buy guns. Such instances included the 2015 shooting in San Bernardino, inspired by the so-called Islamic State, that left 14 people dead.

Giffords’ statement at the time was similar to her comments reacting to this week’s shooting. “Once again, we wish we could use words like ‘unimaginable’ and ‘unthinkable’ to describe this irresponsible inaction — especially as it comes in the wake of yet another horrific mass shooting in our country,” she said along with Kelly. “But we cannot.”

San Bernardino elementary school shooting: Multiple injuries reported

You do realize that California has all the gun control that gabby giffords wanted right.....assault weapon ban,.....the guy used a revolver.......magazine limits....the guy used a revovler.....background checks,...the guy was a felon who could not buy, own or carry a gun, and could not pass a background check either at a gun store or in a private sale...and the school was a gun free zone in a gun controlled city in a gun controlled state.....

This guy should not have been walking around free...I believe he had previous weapons charges, I will need to look that up...

 

[Weatherman2020]

This may not be getting much attention...but San Bernadino, the site of the muslim attack at the Christmas party that murdered 14 people is now a shooting gallery.......they have seen a spike in gun murder that they haven't seen since the 1990s.....

This is the formula they are following......reductions in the police force + short sentences for violent criminals.....it is the democrat mix..........you see this in Chicago as well.....spend money on everything but police, refuse to sentence violent criminals caught with guns to more than a year in jail...then sit around and wonder why gun murder is spiking.....

Since anti gun activists only care about disarming normal gun owners, and could not care less about actual crime.....they push for more laws that target law abiding people while the criminals run free and murder people....

the short term solution to this problem.....Fucking lock up violent criminals for a long time and don't give parole or bail to violent criminals who use guns.......

Longer term.......you have to get teenagers to stop having children.....they are the ones creating the killers by having generations of single, teenage mothers raising young males without adult fathers who can teach them impulse control and how not to murder other people......


Going after law abiding gun owners does nothing to stop gun murder in these communities....

After mass shooting, San Bernardino endures a surge in deadly violence: 150 shootings, 47 slayings

With four months left in 2016, there have been 150 shootings and 47 slayings in the city of 216,000 residents. It had 44 homicides all of last year, including the 14 people killed by terrorists at the Inland Regional Center.

The city is now on track to have more murders than in any year since 1995, when 67 people were killed, and there is no clear explanation why.

Actually......the equation above explains why....

Police Chief Jarrod Burguan says the city has been especially hard hit by state initiatives that reduced some drug and property-related felonies to misdemeanors, leading to shorter sentences for criminals.

-----
Because of San Bernardino’s financial turmoil, which began even before it declared bankruptcy in 2012, the size of the Police Department has been reduced repeatedly over the years.

The ranks have gotten so thin that officers who specialize in drugs, gangs and traffic enforcement have been reassigned to patrol just to keep up with calls for service.

“We’re not getting to calls fast enough,” Burguan said. “We don’t have the capacity to investigate everything that’s reported in the city.”

----
In 2008, there were more than 340 police officers on the force. Today, there are about 215.

The gang unit used to be twice its size, Luna said.

The department has fewer officers per capita than nearby Riverside and Ontario, neither of which have comparable problems with violence.

Burguan said he needs about 300 officers to comfortably meet the city’s basic service needs — more, he said, if city officials expect to blunt violence through sheer police presence.

The city is trying to make do as it prepares to emerge from bankruptcy later this year.

The Police Department is trying to fill about 30 vacancies and is hoping for a federal grant to add 11 officers. But the hiring process is slow.

Very true. Gov Jerry Brown is letting hardcore felons out of prison early because some judge said the prisons are overcrowded. Only thing Democrats will not spend money on - building prisons and building roads.

 

[2aguy]

Granny says, "Dat's right - tell it like it is, gurl...

Gabby Giffords on San Bernardino school shooting: Events like this are no longer ‘unimaginable’
April 11, 2017 - After two adults and one student died in a Monday shooting at an elementary school in San Bernardino, Calif., former Arizona Rep. Gabrielle Giffords weighed in, calling for stricter gun legislation, saying, “We can no longer call events like this ‘unimaginable,’ because they happen with alarming frequency.”

“Elementary school classrooms should be safe places, full of kindness — never horror,” Giffords said. The former Arizona lawmaker became a national spokeswoman for gun control legislation after she survived a 2011 assassination attempt that left six people dead and Giffords critically injured. She founded the group Americans for Responsible Solutions with her husband, Mark Kelly. “My heart is breaking for San Bernardino, which like so many communities around the country has mourned far too many innocent lives because a violent person was able to get their hands on a gun,” her statement continued. “We can no longer call events like this ‘unimaginable,’ because they happen with alarming frequency. It’s time that all Americans have the courage to truly fight this crisis by standing up and demanding the smart gun laws we know save lives.”

Former U.S. Rep. Gabby Giffords, D-Ariz., speaks about gun safety on Capitol Hill

The three victims were killed at North Park Elementary School, where the suspect, 53-year-old Cedric Anderson, arrived at the school and opened fire, killing his wife, Karen Elaine Smith, also 53, a teacher, in what police called an apparent murder-suicide. Two students were wounded, one of whom Jonathan Martinez, 8, later succumbed to his injuries, authorities said.

During the previous administration, advocates like Giffords and then-President Barack Obama frequently addressed mass shootings by calling for legislation to curb some people’s ability to buy guns. Such instances included the 2015 shooting in San Bernardino, inspired by the so-called Islamic State, that left 14 people dead.

Giffords’ statement at the time was similar to her comments reacting to this week’s shooting. “Once again, we wish we could use words like ‘unimaginable’ and ‘unthinkable’ to describe this irresponsible inaction — especially as it comes in the wake of yet another horrific mass shooting in our country,” she said along with Kelly. “But we cannot.”

San Bernardino elementary school shooting: Multiple injuries reported

Here...this is a list of all the gun control they have in California...which didn't stop this guy...

Gabby Giffords: Murder-Suicide at Elementary School Proves CA Gun Control Insufficient - Breitbart

California is a state with universal background checks, gun registration laws, an “assault weapons” ban, a 10-day waiting period on gun purchases, gun confiscation laws based on mental health records, Gun Violence Restraining Orders, a ban on “high-capacity” magazines, a “good cause” requirement for issuance of concealed carry permits, and myriad other gun controls.

Far from proving one more gun control is needed, the heinous murder-suicide — that also cost an 8-year-old child his life — is actually more proof that gun control empowers evil people while putting law-abiding citizens at a marked disadvantage.

 

[2aguy]

Here you go....if they would follow what gun owners want....and lock up gun criminals for 30 years..this guy would not have been out to kill these people....he had previous weapons charges and was walking the streets free...

San Bernardino school shooting suspect was 'wolf in sheep's clothing,' murdered teacher's mother says

Anderson had a history of weapons, domestic violence and possible drug charges before his marriage to Karen Smith, 53, a teacher at North Park Elementary School in San Bernardino.

He was arrested four times between 1982 and 2013, but was never convicted in any of the cases, Burguan said.

 

[EvilCat Breath]

This may not be getting much attention...but San Bernadino, the site of the muslim attack at the Christmas party that murdered 14 people is now a shooting gallery.......they have seen a spike in gun murder that they haven't seen since the 1990s.....

This is the formula they are following......reductions in the police force + short sentences for violent criminals.....it is the democrat mix..........you see this in Chicago as well.....spend money on everything but police, refuse to sentence violent criminals caught with guns to more than a year in jail...then sit around and wonder why gun murder is spiking.....

Since anti gun activists only care about disarming normal gun owners, and could not care less about actual crime.....they push for more laws that target law abiding people while the criminals run free and murder people....

the short term solution to this problem.....Fucking lock up violent criminals for a long time and don't give parole or bail to violent criminals who use guns.......

Longer term.......you have to get teenagers to stop having children.....they are the ones creating the killers by having generations of single, teenage mothers raising young males without adult fathers who can teach them impulse control and how not to murder other people......


Going after law abiding gun owners does nothing to stop gun murder in these communities....

After mass shooting, San Bernardino endures a surge in deadly violence: 150 shootings, 47 slayings

With four months left in 2016, there have been 150 shootings and 47 slayings in the city of 216,000 residents. It had 44 homicides all of last year, including the 14 people killed by terrorists at the Inland Regional Center.

The city is now on track to have more murders than in any year since 1995, when 67 people were killed, and there is no clear explanation why.

Actually......the equation above explains why....

Police Chief Jarrod Burguan says the city has been especially hard hit by state initiatives that reduced some drug and property-related felonies to misdemeanors, leading to shorter sentences for criminals.

-----
Because of San Bernardino’s financial turmoil, which began even before it declared bankruptcy in 2012, the size of the Police Department has been reduced repeatedly over the years.

The ranks have gotten so thin that officers who specialize in drugs, gangs and traffic enforcement have been reassigned to patrol just to keep up with calls for service.

“We’re not getting to calls fast enough,” Burguan said. “We don’t have the capacity to investigate everything that’s reported in the city.”

----
In 2008, there were more than 340 police officers on the force. Today, there are about 215.

The gang unit used to be twice its size, Luna said.

The department has fewer officers per capita than nearby Riverside and Ontario, neither of which have comparable problems with violence.

Burguan said he needs about 300 officers to comfortably meet the city’s basic service needs — more, he said, if city officials expect to blunt violence through sheer police presence.

The city is trying to make do as it prepares to emerge from bankruptcy later this year.

The Police Department is trying to fill about 30 vacancies and is hoping for a federal grant to add 11 officers. But the hiring process is slow.

Very true. Gov Jerry Brown is letting hardcore felons out of prison early because some judge said the prisons are overcrowded. Only thing Democrats will not spend money on - building prisons and building roads.

This is the reason. Law enforcement officers around the state warned that there would be an increase in violence if criminals were released. Not only are we releasing criminals, but sanctuary policies attract criminals from Mexico.

 

[Weatherman2020]

This may not be getting much attention...but San Bernadino, the site of the muslim attack at the Christmas party that murdered 14 people is now a shooting gallery.......they have seen a spike in gun murder that they haven't seen since the 1990s.....

This is the formula they are following......reductions in the police force + short sentences for violent criminals.....it is the democrat mix..........you see this in Chicago as well.....spend money on everything but police, refuse to sentence violent criminals caught with guns to more than a year in jail...then sit around and wonder why gun murder is spiking.....

Since anti gun activists only care about disarming normal gun owners, and could not care less about actual crime.....they push for more laws that target law abiding people while the criminals run free and murder people....

the short term solution to this problem.....Fucking lock up violent criminals for a long time and don't give parole or bail to violent criminals who use guns.......

Longer term.......you have to get teenagers to stop having children.....they are the ones creating the killers by having generations of single, teenage mothers raising young males without adult fathers who can teach them impulse control and how not to murder other people......


Going after law abiding gun owners does nothing to stop gun murder in these communities....

After mass shooting, San Bernardino endures a surge in deadly violence: 150 shootings, 47 slayings

With four months left in 2016, there have been 150 shootings and 47 slayings in the city of 216,000 residents. It had 44 homicides all of last year, including the 14 people killed by terrorists at the Inland Regional Center.

The city is now on track to have more murders than in any year since 1995, when 67 people were killed, and there is no clear explanation why.

Actually......the equation above explains why....

Police Chief Jarrod Burguan says the city has been especially hard hit by state initiatives that reduced some drug and property-related felonies to misdemeanors, leading to shorter sentences for criminals.

-----
Because of San Bernardino’s financial turmoil, which began even before it declared bankruptcy in 2012, the size of the Police Department has been reduced repeatedly over the years.

The ranks have gotten so thin that officers who specialize in drugs, gangs and traffic enforcement have been reassigned to patrol just to keep up with calls for service.

“We’re not getting to calls fast enough,” Burguan said. “We don’t have the capacity to investigate everything that’s reported in the city.”

----
In 2008, there were more than 340 police officers on the force. Today, there are about 215.

The gang unit used to be twice its size, Luna said.

The department has fewer officers per capita than nearby Riverside and Ontario, neither of which have comparable problems with violence.

Burguan said he needs about 300 officers to comfortably meet the city’s basic service needs — more, he said, if city officials expect to blunt violence through sheer police presence.

The city is trying to make do as it prepares to emerge from bankruptcy later this year.

The Police Department is trying to fill about 30 vacancies and is hoping for a federal grant to add 11 officers. But the hiring process is slow.

Very true. Gov Jerry Brown is letting hardcore felons out of prison early because some judge said the prisons are overcrowded. Only thing Democrats will not spend money on - building prisons and building roads.

This is the reason. Law enforcement officers around the state warned that there would be an increase in violence if criminals were released. Not only are we releasing criminals, but sanctuary policies attract criminals from Mexico.

Just one more example of how the left always side with evil. That is not a generalization. When given the choice between good and evil, the left always side with evil.

 

[2aguy]

This may not be getting much attention...but San Bernadino, the site of the muslim attack at the Christmas party that murdered 14 people is now a shooting gallery.......they have seen a spike in gun murder that they haven't seen since the 1990s.....

This is the formula they are following......reductions in the police force + short sentences for violent criminals.....it is the democrat mix..........you see this in Chicago as well.....spend money on everything but police, refuse to sentence violent criminals caught with guns to more than a year in jail...then sit around and wonder why gun murder is spiking.....

Since anti gun activists only care about disarming normal gun owners, and could not care less about actual crime.....they push for more laws that target law abiding people while the criminals run free and murder people....

the short term solution to this problem.....Fucking lock up violent criminals for a long time and don't give parole or bail to violent criminals who use guns.......

Longer term.......you have to get teenagers to stop having children.....they are the ones creating the killers by having generations of single, teenage mothers raising young males without adult fathers who can teach them impulse control and how not to murder other people......


Going after law abiding gun owners does nothing to stop gun murder in these communities....

After mass shooting, San Bernardino endures a surge in deadly violence: 150 shootings, 47 slayings

With four months left in 2016, there have been 150 shootings and 47 slayings in the city of 216,000 residents. It had 44 homicides all of last year, including the 14 people killed by terrorists at the Inland Regional Center.

The city is now on track to have more murders than in any year since 1995, when 67 people were killed, and there is no clear explanation why.

Actually......the equation above explains why....

Police Chief Jarrod Burguan says the city has been especially hard hit by state initiatives that reduced some drug and property-related felonies to misdemeanors, leading to shorter sentences for criminals.

-----
Because of San Bernardino’s financial turmoil, which began even before it declared bankruptcy in 2012, the size of the Police Department has been reduced repeatedly over the years.

The ranks have gotten so thin that officers who specialize in drugs, gangs and traffic enforcement have been reassigned to patrol just to keep up with calls for service.

“We’re not getting to calls fast enough,” Burguan said. “We don’t have the capacity to investigate everything that’s reported in the city.”

----
In 2008, there were more than 340 police officers on the force. Today, there are about 215.

The gang unit used to be twice its size, Luna said.

The department has fewer officers per capita than nearby Riverside and Ontario, neither of which have comparable problems with violence.

Burguan said he needs about 300 officers to comfortably meet the city’s basic service needs — more, he said, if city officials expect to blunt violence through sheer police presence.

The city is trying to make do as it prepares to emerge from bankruptcy later this year.

The Police Department is trying to fill about 30 vacancies and is hoping for a federal grant to add 11 officers. But the hiring process is slow.

Very true. Gov Jerry Brown is letting hardcore felons out of prison early because some judge said the prisons are overcrowded. Only thing Democrats will not spend money on - building prisons and building roads.

This is the reason. Law enforcement officers around the state warned that there would be an increase in violence if criminals were released. Not only are we releasing criminals, but sanctuary policies attract criminals from Mexico.

Just one more example of how the left always side with evil. That is not a generalization. When given the choice between good and evil, the left always side with evil.

Did you see Evan Sayet talking about this on youtube....he nails it....

 

[Weatherman2020]

Granny says, "Dat's right - tell it like it is, gurl...

Gabby Giffords on San Bernardino school shooting: Events like this are no longer ‘unimaginable’
April 11, 2017 - After two adults and one student died in a Monday shooting at an elementary school in San Bernardino, Calif., former Arizona Rep. Gabrielle Giffords weighed in, calling for stricter gun legislation, saying, “We can no longer call events like this ‘unimaginable,’ because they happen with alarming frequency.”

“Elementary school classrooms should be safe places, full of kindness — never horror,” Giffords said. The former Arizona lawmaker became a national spokeswoman for gun control legislation after she survived a 2011 assassination attempt that left six people dead and Giffords critically injured. She founded the group Americans for Responsible Solutions with her husband, Mark Kelly. “My heart is breaking for San Bernardino, which like so many communities around the country has mourned far too many innocent lives because a violent person was able to get their hands on a gun,” her statement continued. “We can no longer call events like this ‘unimaginable,’ because they happen with alarming frequency. It’s time that all Americans have the courage to truly fight this crisis by standing up and demanding the smart gun laws we know save lives.”

Former U.S. Rep. Gabby Giffords, D-Ariz., speaks about gun safety on Capitol Hill

The three victims were killed at North Park Elementary School, where the suspect, 53-year-old Cedric Anderson, arrived at the school and opened fire, killing his wife, Karen Elaine Smith, also 53, a teacher, in what police called an apparent murder-suicide. Two students were wounded, one of whom Jonathan Martinez, 8, later succumbed to his injuries, authorities said.

During the previous administration, advocates like Giffords and then-President Barack Obama frequently addressed mass shootings by calling for legislation to curb some people’s ability to buy guns. Such instances included the 2015 shooting in San Bernardino, inspired by the so-called Islamic State, that left 14 people dead.

Giffords’ statement at the time was similar to her comments reacting to this week’s shooting. “Once again, we wish we could use words like ‘unimaginable’ and ‘unthinkable’ to describe this irresponsible inaction — especially as it comes in the wake of yet another horrific mass shooting in our country,” she said along with Kelly. “But we cannot.”

San Bernardino elementary school shooting: Multiple injuries reported

Here...this is a list of all the gun control they have in California...which didn't stop this guy...

Gabby Giffords: Murder-Suicide at Elementary School Proves CA Gun Control Insufficient - Breitbart

California is a state with universal background checks, gun registration laws, an “assault weapons” ban, a 10-day waiting period on gun purchases, gun confiscation laws based on mental health records, Gun Violence Restraining Orders, a ban on “high-capacity” magazines, a “good cause” requirement for issuance of concealed carry permits, and myriad other gun controls.

Far from proving one more gun control is needed, the heinous murder-suicide — that also cost an 8-year-old child his life — is actually more proof that gun control empowers evil people while putting law-abiding citizens at a marked disadvantage.

You also will have to have a background check just to buy ammo soon.

 

[Remodeling Maidiac]

Typical leftist utopia. Everywhere they gain control the crime follows.

 

[Weatherman2020]

This may not be getting much attention...but San Bernadino, the site of the muslim attack at the Christmas party that murdered 14 people is now a shooting gallery.......they have seen a spike in gun murder that they haven't seen since the 1990s.....

This is the formula they are following......reductions in the police force + short sentences for violent criminals.....it is the democrat mix..........you see this in Chicago as well.....spend money on everything but police, refuse to sentence violent criminals caught with guns to more than a year in jail...then sit around and wonder why gun murder is spiking.....

Since anti gun activists only care about disarming normal gun owners, and could not care less about actual crime.....they push for more laws that target law abiding people while the criminals run free and murder people....

the short term solution to this problem.....Fucking lock up violent criminals for a long time and don't give parole or bail to violent criminals who use guns.......

Longer term.......you have to get teenagers to stop having children.....they are the ones creating the killers by having generations of single, teenage mothers raising young males without adult fathers who can teach them impulse control and how not to murder other people......


Going after law abiding gun owners does nothing to stop gun murder in these communities....

After mass shooting, San Bernardino endures a surge in deadly violence: 150 shootings, 47 slayings

With four months left in 2016, there have been 150 shootings and 47 slayings in the city of 216,000 residents. It had 44 homicides all of last year, including the 14 people killed by terrorists at the Inland Regional Center.

The city is now on track to have more murders than in any year since 1995, when 67 people were killed, and there is no clear explanation why.

Actually......the equation above explains why....

Police Chief Jarrod Burguan says the city has been especially hard hit by state initiatives that reduced some drug and property-related felonies to misdemeanors, leading to shorter sentences for criminals.

-----
Because of San Bernardino’s financial turmoil, which began even before it declared bankruptcy in 2012, the size of the Police Department has been reduced repeatedly over the years.

The ranks have gotten so thin that officers who specialize in drugs, gangs and traffic enforcement have been reassigned to patrol just to keep up with calls for service.

“We’re not getting to calls fast enough,” Burguan said. “We don’t have the capacity to investigate everything that’s reported in the city.”

----
In 2008, there were more than 340 police officers on the force. Today, there are about 215.

The gang unit used to be twice its size, Luna said.

The department has fewer officers per capita than nearby Riverside and Ontario, neither of which have comparable problems with violence.

Burguan said he needs about 300 officers to comfortably meet the city’s basic service needs — more, he said, if city officials expect to blunt violence through sheer police presence.

The city is trying to make do as it prepares to emerge from bankruptcy later this year.

The Police Department is trying to fill about 30 vacancies and is hoping for a federal grant to add 11 officers. But the hiring process is slow.

Very true. Gov Jerry Brown is letting hardcore felons out of prison early because some judge said the prisons are overcrowded. Only thing Democrats will not spend money on - building prisons and building roads.

This is the reason. Law enforcement officers around the state warned that there would be an increase in violence if criminals were released. Not only are we releasing criminals, but sanctuary policies attract criminals from Mexico.

Just one more example of how the left always side with evil. That is not a generalization. When given the choice between good and evil, the left always side with evil.

Did you see Evan Sayet talking about this on youtube....he nails it....

I will have to look for it, thx.